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Alexandra Maw and nutritionist partner Brooke McGregor anticipate opening the seventh Valley location of their Kaleidoscope Juice business in February in the Heritage Marketplace at 60 W. Vaughn Ave., Ste. 105, Gilbert. The business offers organic, on-site juice, smoothies, acai bowls, grab-and-go healthy meals and home delivery. The Gilbert location also will have a satellite of its Scottsdale location’s gluten-free bakery. www.kaleidoscope.love
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